Pultra P type 8mm short bed lathe

Pultra P type 8mm short bed lathe

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  • #383173
    Ken Weeks
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      @kenweeks58536

      I have a Pultra P type 8mm short bed lathe.

      It is missing the thrust washer/bearing between the pulley and the rear head stock bush adjusting nut.

      I would like to get it back into use.

      Any chance somebody has one that they would be willing to part with?

      Ken

      #33320
      Ken Weeks
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        @kenweeks58536

        Thrust washer wanted

        #383492
        Ken Weeks
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          @kenweeks58536

          Can anybody give the dimensions of it please?

          Ken

          #383495
          Michael Gilligan
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            @michaelgilligan61133

            Sorry, Ken … I don't have a P type 8mm

            Good luck

            MichaelG.

            #383788
            Howard Lewis
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              @howardlewis46836

              Presumably, without the washer, the lathe is not usable?

              If f it is a runner, why not measure up, and then make one?

              Howard

              #383791
              Ken Weeks
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                @kenweeks58536

                It is not a runner as is.

                The other problem one description tells me it was fitted with a ball bearing thrust another says a thrust washer.

                So I am a bit in the dark as to just what I am looking for.

                Ken

                #383812
                Neil Wyatt
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                  @neilwyatt

                  Can you work out the inner and outer dimensions and approximate thickness?

                  Neil

                  #383835
                  Michael Gilligan
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                    @michaelgilligan61133

                    This [credit lathes.co.uk] might help focus our thinking:

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                    http://www.lathes.co.uk/pultra/page2.html

                    MichaelG.

                    Edited By Michael Gilligan on 04/12/2018 19:22:21

                    #384777
                    Ken Weeks
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                      @kenweeks58536

                      Having had measure of the gap the size of the washer would look to be:-

                      I.D. 0.686"

                      O.D. 1.318"

                      Thick. 0.160"

                      Ken

                      #385117
                      Ken Weeks
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                        @kenweeks58536

                        Could anybody turn one up for me?

                        As I have been told not to use the lathe.

                        #385973
                        Ken Weeks
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                          @kenweeks58536

                          Well after a bit of thought and input from the forum, three fibre washers and my needle files I have made something that will allow me to use it.

                          I will have to keep a look out for a head stock.

                          Due to illness I have been stopped from driving and using machinery just as I have my Myford set up with speed control and D.R.O.

                          Ken

                          #386024
                          Michael Gilligan
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                            @michaelgilligan61133
                            Posted by Ken Weeks on 16/12/2018 14:33:27:

                            … Due to illness I have been stopped from driving and using machinery just as I have my Myford set up with speed control and D.R.O.

                            Ken

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                            Wishing you a speedy recovery, Ken

                            MichaelG.

                            #386611
                            Ken Weeks
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                              @kenweeks58536

                              Thanks for the post Michael.

                              Unfortunately there is not much chance of a speedy recovery from what I have.

                              Ken

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